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CIA COMPETITION OPERATION HANDBOOK<br />
Reasons can range from simple misunderstandings to deliberate misleading. In case the<br />
Debriefer cannot resolve the problem, he should consult the Chief Debriefer.<br />
4.4.5 The time of marker drop and finding the marker, shall be checked carefully to assure<br />
compliance with the rule on the scoring period or marker search period.<br />
4.4.6 An Observer shall record infringements of his balloon and other balloons on the Observer<br />
<strong>Report</strong> Sheet. The Debriefer will discuss these findings during debriefing and confirm the<br />
circumstances. Infringements concerning other balloons shall be noted on the<br />
Supplementary Observation Card.<br />
4.4.7 The Event Director, after consultation with the Chief Scorer or Chief Debriefer, will decide<br />
the amount of penalty for an infringement at a later moment.<br />
4.5 HANDLING OF THE OBSERVER REPORT SHEET (ORS)<br />
4.5.1 The Observer <strong>Report</strong> Sheet shall be filed in a folder arranged by competition number,<br />
together with the Task Data Sheet, a record of any information provided at a<br />
supplementary briefing, Weather Information, Launch Assignment, Measured results list<br />
and if applicable all the submitted Supplementary Observation Cards<br />
4.5.2 It is recommended that a Debriefer uses a green colour pen and the Chief Scorer or other<br />
higher Scoring Officer uses a red one. Therefore an observer shall use black or dark blue<br />
coloured pens.<br />
4.5.3 After debriefing an observer the Debriefer must clearly write his name on the ORS and<br />
sign it. The ORSs will be gathered at the desk of the Chief Debriefer.<br />
4.5.4 The Chief Debriefer will inspect the ORSs. When he finds something wrong in the ORS,<br />
he will call the Debriefer and request to check again. Sometimes, the concerned Observer<br />
will be called for re-interview. To provide for such a case, the Chief Observer must<br />
establish a communication system to recall an Observer (room number, phone number,<br />
etc.).<br />
4.5.5 After checking, the Chief Debriefer will transfer the ORSs to the Chief Scorer.<br />
4.5.6 Debriefers must make themselves available for questions about the ORS by the Scoring<br />
Officials if an inquiry arises.<br />
4.5.7 One of the duties of the Jury is to inspect the above-mentioned process. Therefore clear<br />
procedures and proper filing of all competition documents is important. The file shall be<br />
made available to the Jury upon their request.<br />
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